... I'THE AfORNING CHRONICLE. - - LLONDON: THUR.SDAr, ?? 9, rJc6. No further intelligence is yet arrived from the Conti- nent. Although there is litfle to be expcded 'rom M'o- ravia, but the terms of a peace already anticip ated, tlhe interest of this coyntryinust be strongly excitcjd for oiuri countrymen now in Hanover. It was reporttid ynster- day, that the KINu}?of PRu s sIA intends .to t, ike ...

... * PRIVATE COIIZESPOVp C..I i . BmiLrijZC. 4 ?? have received-no intellizence from : gCount'Hdtg' i; sinee th te Dsecemtbler, General Pfuhl has - 'been' sent to the Jsehti-.rters of ?? in. order to urge the' EBmperor ,1apoleon to, -a precibe - expl.ration. - On this will it dcpenel wliether we ?? have frar or pbncie 't the War be- tvsven EigW ?? ~ontinLu'saNpoieon afions y prejedts of ...

... THZ MORNrING CHRONIQLE . :. L O N'D 1.O N '0 . RID:A2, YANUAP4 IO, IS86. Yesterday the first of the three HaHmbuzrh Mails that were. due arrived. - There is no longer an'y doibt respei6ting the Russians evacuating Moravia and all thbe Austrian States. They began ?? the 8th in thtee. eluenis. I by no means appears, howvever, that,.the Emperor ALE'-X ANDEa h2d any 'share.in the'armistice. **An ...

... LqRD' NELSON'S FUNERAL. .- Moum you tor hir;i lctimbe regarded As the most noble (Corse that ever Herald Did Eollow to his urn. . : SA-;EsPraE. 'Itrhe ?? 6fihi4* j ndrational soiemnity 1as -so-long etigrossed t ie publie'min 'I6 befor.d4ay fight yesterday morning thewbo- e Metropols:mightlbe-.faidli. said tb have been it>jnotjon. ,atrages were seen driving In a1 b6ns; iith t ciies of prns-- ...

... :FORPEIG zTELz;IcPBATi. .. TH-1RTY_'FOUkTH-BtiJLLETIN of tii RAD ARMY. T6 Ermperoi has: re'eivedto-day;, the Pbioce Rep- nin, svho was mad'e a prisoner- in the battle of Auster- hitzat'thelhead of'the Russian guardsof whieh he wits :'Colonel H'is -Maj'esty't'bldhim,,thIt -he did notuwish :to deprive' the .Eiieror. Alex iider of, sueh bYave,-pen,4 and ihat he, together: With all the prisoners ...

... FodtiGor tNY.ELIGNI t' ViENNA, DEC. 18'.-T Empertir Napoken an~e bhounced'in tlfe .'rder of the Day of the Army, on the 14th inst, that he bad ?? ani rmistkeaiid'had opened- nobclatiob~fii? ~ ?? ?? M*.jsty recomm Mqnds, At the4same tn'ilo the armny,. tioM r - oier . this 'armistice, it t l ' be ini rity'fsg ec) but ii Only t$ cobbidersit -4s amoh'iet of ? +pose1, of teparing fd'ncA ob~ts The9 ...

... [The reader will recollect,, that: I have frequent- -ly asked the question; whether, supposing us to bie obliged to continue paying the interest upon th- national debt, it be possible for us to carry on the ,var for five or six years. longer? He will recollect, that I have invited those wfho differ frim mre upon ...

... SEE SIORNING CHAONICLE LO ND O N: . SATU DAr, .7AN~rt4Rrn rmo6. Yesterday the second. i e lambugh Mails due arrived. Soon after the arrival, whkh was late on the day, re- ports were in Scrculation t n aon i6d taken pace id l-tanover in whieh ?? troops -=ffsered consider- abl$' Wfi maide inquiry respeug -tis aiir, but al' thous thi ?? watsgeer4j 'y could find no 1eteru -from :Hambur~gh satairig ...

... NELSON. p weW.~ avoi all upppleasant nationalo~a Th d- sig, is and' proptadi it, was C cunsily ex- ci2ted, isperhs'pto5 :be ascribedi ;th e iaifsequenicy oF1 phbl~s~ea~les i 'Engand.And ,ye-t,-in apliia ,poi~tn nothui'dg ;can 'te-nd mot~e 'to. ,re3't' a'nd. .nble achteyeme.tas,*a such iedhsilme& , and -when they are to e.made, he utiist.attenlospr- tto ;he paid to the plafi anddetailsnd so as ...

... c Thus has the ?? nfrom fallacy to fallacy, and from- fraud to fraud, and as sioon as either .has been detected, ecauti.has been had,; nt to defence, not- toargument, but to, new promises as false as - the formre. Thus tninal deceptimn has been ,msade the groutd of f ure con fidence; and)4 as fast -s i -il set of .pr9,smeeha§ h rbeen violated, a.new set has been held forth, anid the country ...

... I. CONTINEZNTAL NVAR.-Continuedfrom p. 22). Tlzirty-,firt Official Bulletin of the Grand French Army. Austerlitz, -Dec. 5.-The Emperor left Austerlitz yesterday, and is gone to the advanced posts near Suruchets, where he had fixed- his night-gaard. The Emperor of Germany arrived soon after, and these two Monarchs had an interview, which lasted two hours. The Emperor of Germany. did not ...

... ob -~ t Copy of a lett from' Sir E ,>rd,.ellewi Bart. Rear Adm l. r lnof£'thle Red, &c- to Wrilliam' Marsden, Esq. dated on - bbard'hligs' aje ship the Clulloden, in N'Iadras Roads$, tlse`2th-JftireI xos. Sir-i fobrward for: the satisfadtion of tlie Lords Commis- -sioners if'tie Adiiralty, a Letter froi Licutenant Bell, adlnig Conifmaruder of his MaiAty s loopVidor,` dated 1aqheer, a3d 1 May1 ...